Description and recognition methods for sign language based on gesture components
Hirohiko Sagawa, Masaru Takeuchi, Masaru Ohki · 1997
Sign language gestures are inflected in accordance with the context. To recognize such sign language properly, the structure of sign kmgoage must be made clear. It is well known that the structure of sign Iangoage is represented as a combination of basic components of gestures. Sign language can be recognized by using such components. In this paper, a format to describe sign language gestures and a method to recognize the meaning of the gesture based on the components of gestures are discussed.